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Chapter 4, Problem 50SE

a.

To determine

Construct a scatter plot with unusual point and without unusual point.

b.

To determine

Find the correlation between semesters and units with and without unusual point.

Explain the differences of them.

c.

To determine

Find the regression equation for all the data values.

Find the regression equation without unusual point.

d.

To determine

Construct a scatter plot with line using all the data values.

Construct a scatter plot with line using without unusual point.

e.

To determine

Mention the slopes and intercepts of the regression lines.

Explain the slopes and intercepts in the regression lines.

Explain why the intercepts are not appropriate to report.

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